Negative1

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by Negative1 6mo ago
Not sure exactly what you mean, but I run a setup where everything is mostly containers, except for HA which runs in a VM as a native install. I would prefer to run other services that connect to it separately (in their own Linux VM+Docker)
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by Negative1 8y ago
I didn't see anything with a cursory glance but are they considering allowing Eagle libraries to be used? This would be great but something I would assume that Autodesk would hate.
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by Negative1 8y ago
The corrolary of an alarmist report is a dismissive viewpoint. Theres evidence here that FDM printers emit toxic fumes. If you want to believe it's really not so bad, fine, close your made up mind. If there is a chance that filament fu
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by Negative1 8y ago
The author is the one "peddling" the idea that loss aversion is a phalacy but at least he seems to (ironically) recognize that his argument is in itself part of the social/argumentative part of science. Even so, this article
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by Negative1 8y ago
Right, seems like a better way to describe this is to say "Watching sports activates the same neural pathways as playing sports".
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by Negative1 8y ago
It's disappointing that you have to take it there but you're probably not alone and Amazon/Twitch have probably considered something like this and decided against. This is incredibly disingenuous, throwing the entire services
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by Negative1 8y ago
Where is that quote from? I've read Thus spoke Zarathustra and am considering which of his texts I should read next.
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by Negative1 8y ago
Enjoyable read but quite the dire ending. Of course that's the point; this essay wasn't meant to bring you happiness.
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by Negative1 8y ago
It's another Window tethered to your trackpad. Probably my cynical side talking but I don't see how this will save me much time from using Spotlight, Alfred or Launchy. And yes, I have a touchbar and feel much the same towards it.
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by Negative1 8y ago
Completely borked on mobile (Safari); views are squished with main circuit view being impossible to make out details.
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by Negative1 8y ago
Trying to understand the cloud strategy here; does Github run on Azure, GCP or AWS?
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by Negative1 8y ago
I've just started using Signal and was surprised by how good the call quality is. For those that aren't aware, Signal calls are encrypted, so you effectively give nothing to the cell carrier when you make a call through it (except
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by Negative1 8y ago
I too have experienced cyber-ennui, mindlessly half entering website addresses into my navbar. Cn-enter. Ha-enter. Fa-enter. Eng-enter. What am I even reading, I don't really care about the latest drone or how to optimize my website us
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by Negative1 8y ago
Not true -- this is substantially more portable (the GNU compiler for instance will even give you fallback instructions). I number of years ago I wrote PPU intrinsics (so not Intel, but similar) wrapped via macros that worked on both the Xb
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by Negative1 9y ago
The other attack they described ("DolphinAttack") is intriguing. I've yet to read the paper (but plan to), but the idea of Voice control being ever more present and likely extending to control of more parts of our lives (Bank
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by Negative1 9y ago
At first I assumed this was a stack ranking type "cutting the dead weight loose" move but doesn't appear to be so. The article cites "too much staff for the work" but that seems strange; Amazon has never been bereft
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by Negative1 9y ago
Haven't seen much coverage on how this affects game consoles like the Xbox and Playstation (which use AMD CPUs). Does anyone know if they've talked about patching it and how this would affect game performance (which is a pretty bi
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by Negative1 9y ago
Nope, that was possible, but the boolean operations could lead to numerical instability if you didn't align your brushes to the grid at a reasonable granularity, which could still lead to leaks. The flooding code was generally pretty w
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by Negative1 9y ago
Different unit I believe but perhaps same customer service dept. Either way, isn't their mobile division now owned by Google? https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/21/16343342/google-htc-deal-...
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by Negative1 9y ago
I did something similar a few years back, except instead of Lava lamps, I used a Geiger counter module connected to an Arduino (scrap from a project I was working on to make something economical for civilian use after the Fukushima Daiichi
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by Negative1 9y ago
It works quite well (at least on me). Responses usually go from "well, I was already feeling like one of those so might as well get some points" to "why would I want a Frappachino when it's so cold out"? I assume th
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by Negative1 9y ago
Sid (and others) did much the same thing that F2P games do now; make the odds 'flexible' using accumulators, counters and other tricks. For example, the odds displayed may be 66% chance of victory, but over time, that number chang
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by Negative1 9y ago
So with most companies employing an open floor plan isn't there a tremendous amount of audio overlap. Are all the devices linked and Alexa now smart enough to differentiate between multiple users? What kind of work is really practical
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by Negative1 9y ago
As a huge fan of Neal Stephenson I found Seveneves to be one of his worst books. Cryptonomicon, Diamond Age, Snow Crash; some of my favorite books so the length of the book has nothing to do with it. The characters were flat, unbelievable a
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by Negative1 9y ago
Not sure how I feel about the premium model's name. Is it pronounced as in the letter 'X' or ten/10? I'm guessing ten, as in the 10th anniversary edition iPhone (which will certainly confuse things in 2-4 years).
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by Negative1 9y ago
A find it humorous that this is a real world equivalent to mobile game speed boosts, where you pay to save time. It's interesting to ponder the monetization model this could open up. Imagine paying extra to unlock another 10 MPH on the
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by Negative1 9y ago
I was hoping this was going to talk about the problem that Beamdog ran into 'enhancing' Icewind Dale 2. They can't find the source code and doing the reverse engineering to make improvements was deemed too costly; http:&#x2F
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by Negative1 9y ago
Is F.lux open source software? I don't see a link to source code on their site and a quick web search didn't turn anything up. I wonder why they would lock down development when they could get a lot of great community support (not
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by Negative1 9y ago
Wanting to make games for the NES over 30 years ago was the reason I became interested in programming in the first place . If the author is lurking, thank you for this!
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by Negative1 9y ago
It's probably not a discrete number or even heuristic (like number of years you've been in good standing). Rather it's probably another part of their machine learning backend that tracks trends and user behavior as a whole. B

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